Mental Health
Resilience Protected Well-Being of Germans During the Covid Pandemic
Resilience, more than emotion control, protected German adults' well-being during Covid, while belief in outside control hurt it.
Psychreg News Team · 17 October 2026
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Society
Online Mutual Aid Groups Struggled to Maintain Solidarity During Covid, New Research Finds
New research shows how a Covid Facebook mutual aid group navigated suspicion, silence, and platform tensions to sustain solidarity.
Psychreg News Team · 28 March 2026
Health
Children with Sleep Apnoea at Greater Risk of Flu and Covid, Study Reveals
Children with sleep apnoea have elevated risks of flu and Covid, underscoring the importance of vaccinations.
Psychreg News Team · 26 February 2026
Mental Health
Teachers’ Mental Health Crisis Deepened by Inequality and Workload During Covid, Study Finds
Pandemic pressures exposed how inequality, workload, and lack of support harmed teachers’ mental health, with resilience relying more on personal coping than systems.
Psychreg News Team · 08 February 2026
Health
Respiratory Infections Remain a Major Strain on Hospitals After Covid, Bristol Study Finds
Serious respiratory infections continue to hospitalise large numbers of older adults even after Covid, placing lasting pressure on UK hospitals.
Psychreg News Team · 01 January 2026
Health
Airborne COVID Risks Persist for NHS Staff, Alliance Warns Inquiry Chair
Government inaction on airborne transmission continues to leave NHS staff and patients vulnerable despite clear lessons from the COVID-19 Inquiry.
Psychreg News Team · 21 November 2025
Health
Covid Ward Closures Prompt Warning on Protecting NHS Staff from Airborne Diseases
New guidance urges UK healthcare employers to provide proper respiratory protection to reduce airborne infection risks for staff and patients.
Psychreg News Team · 31 July 2025
Health
New Research Links IL-6 Levels and Genetic Variant to Long Covid Risk
Researchers identified immune system markers linked to long Covid, offering hope for better diagnosis and targeted treatment options.
Psychreg News Team · 22 May 2025
Mental Health
Antidepressant Use Has Surged Across OECD Countries Over the Past Decade
Antidepressant use has risen across most OECD nations, with concerns over overmedication and the need for balanced treatment approaches.
Psychreg News Team · 16 May 2025
Society
How a Shortage of Toilet Paper Became a Moral Crisis
A new study reveals how media coverage during Covid turned toilet paper shortages into a moral panic that unfairly targeted migrants and the working class.
Psychreg News Team · 09 April 2025
Health
Women Face Higher Risk of Brain Fog After Covid as Gut and Mood Symptoms Emerge as Key Factors
Women are more likely to suffer brain fog after Covid, with mood and digestive symptoms emerging as stronger predictors than diet or sleep.
Psychreg News Team · 02 April 2025
Clinical Psychology
Well-Being During the Pandemic Remained Stable Across Cultures, Study Finds
A new study has found that well-being remained stable across five countries during the Covid pandemic despite widespread concerns about mental health.
Psychreg News Team · 10 March 2025
Health
Students in Some Countries Increased Drinking During Strict Covid Lockdowns
Research finds students in some countries with strict COVID-19 lockdowns increased weekly drinking, highlighting psychological and social factors influencing alcohol consumption.
Psychreg News Team · 03 February 2025
Health
Covid Shown to Lower Athletes’ Fitness Levels for Up to 2 Months
The study highlights how Covid significantly impacts athletes' cardiorespiratory fitness for up to 60 days, with endurance athletes showing the greatest decline.
Psychreg News Team · 24 January 2025
Mind & Brain
Neuroticism Emerges as a Factor in State-Level Covid Death Rates
Higher levels of neuroticism in state populations strongly correlate with increased Covid death rates across the US.
Psychreg News Team · 20 January 2025